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“IBM experience has been fabulous.”

Pros:  “Best place to start your career! lot of opportunities. Freedom to facilitate your ideas without intervention and with substantial resources required.”

Cons:  “Bureaucracy! None of yet based on my level of experience.” – Full Review

“Jewelers Mutual is a great place to work.”

Pros:  “The company invests in its employees. It's financially stable. It is very conservative in its decision making. The culture is positive and prides itself on being "a…”

Cons:  “Although the physical campus is excellent, the locaton of the home office is not ideal. Senior Management is not always in touch with their employees. The company…” – Full Review

“Redwood City has a nice campus”

Pros:  “Gym managed by Club One membership at Pacific Shores People are friendly Opportunities for training”

Cons:  “Support engineer and developer moral low General age of employees are old Development moving to India Limited opportunity to travel if not in presales East…” – Full Review

“A great place to start your career, lots of different opportunities!”

Pros:  “Results only work environment - ROWE Many opportunities to grow within your career Great people”

Cons:  “no set training for position when you first start” – Full Review

“Great Company for People Who Want to Be Free to Excel on Their Own”

Pros:  “Excellent market focus; innovating in the maintenance and enhancement of existing applications. Recognizes creativity in the process of getting work done, not just…”

Cons:  “Great people, great offerings, but unfocused strategy for future. Lack of alignment of resources on clear, common vision.” – Full Review

“Fun place to work and learn but frustrated by merit review process.”

Pros:  “Good benefits and reasonable pay. Pension for grandfathered employees but new employees are not eligible though a good 401k plan replaces it. Flexible work schedule with…”

Cons:  “Merit review process is designed more for "analytic" than "heursitic" work. Specifically, Sandia is largely a research organization. As such, employees are…” – Full Review